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Lancome/Style Coalition Short Films: Eye4Style | May 31, 2011

Lancome asked their favorite fashion and beauty bloggers to create 20 short films inspired by the colors of their Color Design 5 Pan palettes. Here Dina Fierro of EYE4STYLE experiences Lancome’s House of Color and shares her inspirations for TEAL FURY palette. To learn how you can experience color visit http://facebook.com/lancome.

Watch Beth Anderson’s Chic Galleria Lancome short film here.

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Lancome/Style Coalition Short Films: My Style Files | May 31, 2011

Lancome asked their favorite fashion and beauty bloggers to create 20 short films inspired by the colors of their Color Design 5 Pan palettes. Here Catherine Horgan of MY STYLE FILES experiences Lancome’s House of Color and shares her inspirations for CORAL CRUSH palette. To learn how you can experience color visit http://facebook.com/lancome.

Watch Beth Anderson’s Chic Galleria Lancome short film here.

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The Golden Isles of Georgia:Fun Family Vacations | May 31, 2011

Take a laid back, unspoiled seaside atmosphere. Combine with equal measures of fun, discovery and cherished memories. Add additional ingredients – golf, nature, history, beaches, bicycling, relaxation – to suit your individual taste, and you’ve got the recipe for a fun and unforgettable family vacation.

You’ll find it all in The Golden Isles: St. Simons Island, Sea Island, Little St. Simons Island, Jekyll Island and historic Brunswick. Located on the Georgia coast, midway between Savannah and Jacksonville and just minutes from I-95, The Golden Isles offer an array of activities and accommodations that are sure to please any taste and budget.

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Project Sierra Leone: Fashion Forward Cause | May 31, 2011

Sierra Leone, one of the poorest countries in the world, hosts a group of wonderful craftspeople. Margaret Kadi so moved by the amazing artisans of this country, created Project Sierra Leone. Margaret Kadi now works with the local artisans to create beautiful beaded place mats, bags and Kaftans. By introducing these handcrafted products into a wider market, Project Sierra Leone has helped to create a source of income for these inspirational families and communities.

These beautiful and unique products can help decorate your body, outfit, and home, while also helping the families and communities of Sierra Leone. With the new “tribal” … Read More »


 

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Third Annual Breck Bike Week Lineup Announced | May 31, 2011

The Breckenridge Resort Chamber today announced the 2011 lineup for Breck Bike Week, a festival celebrating the cycling lifestyle in Breckenridge, Colo. The event, set for July 6 – 10, showcases the diversity of Breckenridge’s cycling community with offerings including demos, daily Tour de France viewing parties, yoga for cyclists, kids’ races, trailbuilding days, a group mountain bike ride to historic backcountry sites with Breckenridge Mayor John Warner and more.

“Breckenridge strives to kindle a new passion for sports, especially mountain and road biking, through events like our annual Bike … Read More »


 

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Giving Gladly | May 31, 2011

I’ve been reading a great deal about the concept of giving lately. I’ve always believed myself to be a ‘good little giver’, but until recently, I never really considered my attitude while giving. I’ll confess, it’s not always as positive as it should be. As a society, we’re expected to give our money, our time, and our attention to various people and entities. We’re taught that we’ll reap blessings when we give, but here’s the kicker: we won’t reap anything positive if we’re not giving joyfully and without expectation.

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Breathtaking Bike Tours in Austria | May 30, 2011

Bicycle tours are a great way for families to explore a country and to really get a feel for its geography and terrain, scents and smells, history and culture, and its people—experiences that aren’t often possible from a train or rental car.

Most tours are designed for leisure cyclists, many of them especially for families and novices.

According to leading bike tour website www.biketoursdirect.com, which features more than 200 tours in 40 countries, one of the most popular tours for families is Austria’s Danube Bike Path. Nearly the entire route is on dedicated bike paths – so you’re away from traffic nearly the entire time, and you … Read More »


 

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And the Rains Came | May 30, 2011

It had been an absolutely gorgeous day!  The sun was shining, it was warm and I wanted to get in a quick trip to Utica Square in Tulsa before the day ended.  Not two minutes after I arrived, parked and headed toward LOFT, the skies turned dark.  The clouds opened up and as my iphone sent me a text alert of a pending storm, the rains came.  It wasn’t just a light sprinkle either.  It was what we call a “gully-washer.”  The winds blew and I grabbed a seat under the Queenies awning contemplating my shopping trip idea.

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